: or. P.F. Benn.”

jee sa. «ee

- LETTER S.

- (eontinuea from | page 4)

“many hundreds of them.... it all
“erty owners of North Saanich on
. their. rejection of amalgamation ‘

_, amounts ‘to many thousands. I
am sure. many sportsmen, after

oe “Sa good’ ‘day's fishing or after
_~. enjoying ‘different beaches which

they. have, visited by boat, would

“on returning. like to stop, and buy. :

“<a bottle or ‘a ‘case’ of beer of
their. choice: to take home. .~:..

“sI feel that the Central Saanich —
council, in..all fairness. ‘to our”
; ‘ should’ reconsider |

‘ “community,”
~= this question’ and > approach the:

i, Chamber of: Commerce -or the:

Liquor’ Control Board.
“Let us not forget we are’ one
“ of the main outlets for our sports-
“men and for tourists using the
ferry and. those touring our. Pen-
- insula, :":
“oT must ‘congratulate Council-

3 "LARGE TWO - BEDROOM AP-

I think he sees endum, has not changed. ‘of the residents as expressed and in petitions submitted to we are getting a lot of costly $2.00. 656-2382. __44-4 December 2nd at Sanscha Hall, 77s ot powntown. No youngs=
', - What .is happening to us-locally The. objective «To. retain a . two years ago prior to incorp-.: Council. . * commitments. and frills we did. OLD SCRAP. . 656-2469. 9tf opening. at 2 p.m, 46- 3 ters. Phone 656-2665. 45-tf
and. is “doing what he thinks is rural. atmosphere’? has been’ oration and one wonders wheth-~ Unfortunately. due to replaces not ask for, and are not getting a eee 7

- “best for Central Saanich. I ‘stated many times by. many pe- .. er the Reeve and his most out- ment and substitutions of the _ the. basic protection of our rural WANTED: OLD RIFLES, PIST-. SIDNEY ELEMENTARY P.T.A. COMPLETELY FURNISHED
“am. sure if he, Councillor PF. :

“Benn, called.on many, of us for

In: conclusion, le?’'s. “keep the

on bottle” ‘of our choice ~open and:
ae ‘Femembery, no ‘man is a°camell:

Ounces! ~WM.'D, O'REGAN,
1209 Clarke Rd.
8 : Brentwood Bay.”

RURAL ATMOSPHE RE.

nos . : prior to ‘the: recent referend--
, um on’ the proposed. amalgama- °

osition

_ ople..

tion: I took a strong stand against
a algamation.. ‘Despite acertain :

reticence to” appear.in print I..
feel: I:must make my own person-
al views public.

May I congratulate the ‘prop-

‘without’ any. assurance that their

future growth. would be oriented .
towards” the: preservation | of ax

rural atmosphere. ° .

“ Only ‘two years: ago. the prop-~.
to: incorporate . North .
Saanich with the clear objective”.
“to” control our own. future.and :
‘thereby preserve the. rural at-"-

mosphere’’ was presented to the
voters. ©. By. the .result. of. the.

'-vote this was clearly their de-.
~ Since: then ‘we have seen:
the ‘penetration of ‘council by: a.

sire.

‘group. whose positions have
turned out to be clearly — con-

trary to.. this objective,’ which, .
as proved by the recent refer-

‘mum natural beauty. and: amen-
ities, preventing: destruction: ‘by.
“uncontrolled. growth.”
only | ‘be «done: with careful and.
: consistent... planning.
“with: this. planning : must. ‘be ‘in-
corporated some. system of relief. :
‘for: the. owners .of - -sub-marginal

Parallel

rural. Jand, who are at.present

To-this primary objective _
‘must be_ added: ffand.to prepare,

- spoken. -.

This can:.

.v It. is’-my., opinion: that some
: members. of.council who strong- ae

‘ly. promoted amalgamation have

shown themselves to be quite -
insensitive: to . the will- of. the

‘people “who. elected them... In:
- particular. Reeve ‘Cumming and.

Councillor Horth, acting doubt-..‘
less in what: they believed to be
the best interests of the people,
not only clearly identified them-
selves with amalgamation,’ but

‘did not hesitate to personally.
attack as inexperienced and in- ©
ept those councillors who opposed .
their views, Do they now regard --
the’ majority of the voters in the
‘same light? a:
The Reeve has. been quoted
/ as saying: ‘This is settled as

far as I'am concerned.’’.and is
understood to be taking the pos-
ition. of setting up arrangements
‘to advance the will of the people.

“The vote against amalgamation

in effect reiterated the desires

supporter

at cross purposes: I believe that’:
ithe . Reeve and those councillors

whose: ideas “were sO° flatly re-

“: pudiated: by the residents should
“be: replaced by others: whose
‘views in these matters are dem~ .
‘onstratably clear and in general
accord with those of the majority
farms’ or. other: non-productive:.

of the residents.

“LANGUAGE”

“Much | concern is bialiig ‘showh

Councillor ©
‘Horth: will. pay. any more atten-

been. brought forward which throw.
light..on.our age of ‘civilization 7

“MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS DESERVE
CLOSE ATTENTION OF PEOPLE

- Councillor T. C. -M. Davis

of ‘North Saanich this week com-

mented to The Review on the
forthcoming: municipal election

inthe municipality. . Mr. Davis”.
“statement follows:

-“The municipal affairs. of North.

“Saanich deserve far closer atten-
. tion ..by the property. owners than

that:-given during: the past’ two
years.. Perhaps, . after -incor-

..poration,.. we. felt that the ap-

_pointment of the Joint Council
of . the property-owners’ ° as-

sociations as the first municipal -

Council would. guarantee the car-
rying. out.of the wishes of the
people, ‘as expressed at the pub-
lic ‘meetings before incorpora-'
‘tion, in the referenda since then,

“members, :and possibly. to. basic tae

“misconceptions - concerning the These things have occured be-

gressively ithas become domina-=
‘ted. by a reeve: and councillors.

“ whose: lack: of “touch: with: the

wishes of. the majority has been’

- dramatically demonstrated by Ao

their vigorous’ promotion of. the

-ill- fated amalgamation drive.

Let there be no mistake. The
amalgamation bit was only a

_ berg has been hidden from public _
view. \ o
‘The nosteréferenduin claims ‘

hy: ‘recollect the following expres- PE eY
; 2. parent defiance of. what I thought » :
sions of the: ‘at public of my. fellow. “the people. had: clearly shown to.

be: their ‘wishes,’ 'I' believe the.
time: thas: come:-for:the: ‘people. to:

We: should secure ‘and | pres

Serve undivided local control.
over toning and ‘land:use, dn .

protection than before, ‘despite
petitions - ‘and |: representations

. from property owners to streng-

then them. |"
“We. find our reeve appointing
himself as our municipal repre-:

‘sentative to the regional board,
and becoming’ a leading function-"

ary. when: we looked: to ‘incor- ~

- poration: as a defence: against re-

gionsl interference.
“The ©” amalgamation
speaks for itself,

We. find our council becoming
involved in| . empire~building
schemes. to’ expand boards’ and
committees for the dispensation
of social services.

The: list could be. amplified
to. fill. pages, but ina nutshell

effort

amenities which we did: ask for. -

_, bers: being either non-committal”
or. beaten: down when they at-.:
tempted .to. oppose the reeve and:

his: ‘policies. ‘This does_ not.
mean we have : been | unable’ to

conduct ordinary day-to-day bu-..

-siness.:. The basic. division in

» ‘viewpoint has however almostin-

variably. affected. the considera-.
tion. of issues involving funda-..

-cipality. :

Most of. ‘this is unknown to ‘the.

“public ‘attend our regular council

“review: ‘and reaffirm their wishes;

and: ‘to elect a ‘reeve and ‘coun=::
-cillors ‘who can be depended i upon ™::

to. vearry. ‘them: nig is

‘the very. ‘existence: of our a

ms
“cent | public -exhortations © and ot “committee of the ‘whole’. 2

threats, ‘and. personal attacks on: “Seldom ‘does: any member of. the’:

“PART-TIME SECRETARY AG-_

*<-ported. ‘that work ° on. bothRest:
“Haven. Drive ‘and’ on Henry ‘Aven-:
“ue iss, ,Progressing_ ‘on: ‘schedule, 7
qn ‘that, specifications. fora new. a

are: fully: ‘aware. ‘of: the’ wishes of”

COMING EVENTS

ming et RENTER a ete
SIDNEY CHILD HEALTH CON- >

ference, every Tuesday afternoon

“in the Kinsmen Health Centre. .

‘Phone 656-1188 for. appointments:
Intf

fh

‘NOV. 25TH AT 2.P:M, AT: ST...

Paul’s Hall, Fifth St. and Mala-
view’ Ave., St. Paul’s: United
Church Fall Bazaar, with home-
baking, sewing, white elephant,

hat and -parcel post stalls..45-3 -

WANTED

CHILD CARE TWO TO FOUR
years old..10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

ols, Flasks, Swords. and ._Bay-

onets etc., for collection; Phone ,

OLD BATH TUB.’ ANY CON-
dition.’ 656-3496,

MEN - WOMEN. EARN GOOD —

money sellingR awleigh products.
Phone 382-7704. - 46-2

WILL PAY CASH FOR 28 TO 32
foot _dispacement hull with’ or

mornings -

46- 2

656-3411. Ask for. Jim.”

tee’ ‘chairman AWE “Freeman. re

46-2

a. . week”: from Saan--
- iehton arriving Woodwards 9 a.m.
' Phone: 652-2068.

46-1

“PUBLIC. WORKS ene

ve ‘Sidney. Public Works. Commit: ;

fight when necessary to’ ‘defend |
il... the majority. ‘interest; when | itu
B threatened ‘ internally. or. exter:

In ‘North: Saanich we. » have’ ‘an:

SHADY CREEK U.C.W. TEA,
bazaar and:art- show, Saturday,
November 18, '2 p.m, 7184 East
Saanich : Road. Sewing, candy,

- home’ baking, fish pond, super-..: *

fluities, plants: .and.: flowers,
greeting cards. -Tyros,C.G.LT,,:

Hi-C stalls. Everyone welcome,
’ 45-2. ;

Tea 40¢.

CHRISTMAS BAZAAR ST, AN-~

drews .-Ladies.. Guild, Sanscha.

Hall, Saturday, Nov. 18th at 2.

p.m.
50¢.

Admission including tea

44-3

SANTA'S SALE FOR. SANSCHA,

‘will hold: a joint meeting.
- MeTavish.school at: the: library

SIDNEY AND NORTH SAANICH
Centennial: Committee. are spon-

: soring.a Centennial Ball, Dec, 2,

There will be refreshments,
prizes, and abar available. Dress
optional. Only $3. 00 per couple.

©. 46-1

Sisters.

BRENTWOOD. UNITED CHURCH -. Shoreacres..

_ Women,. Christmas Tea and Ba-

“STARTING. ON. FRIDAY, NOV.

: from: 9:30 =11:30 ami:

(2361. or | 656-3051.

Comina Events:(CONTINUED) ~

2159.

with :

from’ 9 till. 1 at Sanscha Hall. .

"FURNISHED *- ONE :
‘Suite, heat, light, view, $95.00.

~“drew’s” Church “Hall. (2nd °St.), |
‘for. LOC AL shoppers. ° 25¢. hour
“Por. |:
‘further. ‘information: hone. 656- oii Peat os
2 “46-1. ——

‘BRANCH 37. ROYAL CANADIAN: *
Legion grand: Christmas’ Turkey.

f
Wednesday, November 15, 1967"

(CONTINUED FROM:
PAGE 9)

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REST. HOME . VACANCY. AT.
One lovely bright -

and now we ‘must. evaluate the. those having the: ‘temerity to op~ . ricultural ‘Society, “must have ‘17.- and every Friday: morning: . .
2 coe an il o.! t ee os . =, be

ee as” being ‘one: of im- pose | their. Viewpoint. Pee oe ee hi ni through. wilt em “ transportation, Box: Te The: S ‘until Dec..: 15th there will be ‘a a oS month, Reece ony: pied “62
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assistance he. would get full sup-" as. population -presstres in-. tion to this second direction by. wishes and objectives of the peo- cause the Council has been do-. ¢56-2722 or 656-3440. 21-tf,. at Sanscha Hall, Monday, ae Includes everything. Bazan Bay.
crease, to ensure’ that develop- the. people than they did to the -ple, ‘the. North’ Saanich Council. inated by this group, the same ST" EOX to REPLACE HAL- 20 at 8 p.m. ibe Ria “ int Beach Motel. eee 656- 4419 or
‘ “Keep up the good work Couneil- ment is planned and implemented. first. - “has moved: increasingly farther indivuduals_ who: fe Preguntas ~lowe’en’ removal. H.V.: ‘Green, Librarian wi the gues kere Fi ; 656- -3359. 45-4 yes
~ lor Bennl:. in such a way as to retain maxi-. .. If’ we are. ‘to avoid a “ couneil ‘away from these objectives. Pro- @Malgamation, the other mem- ‘6-5 5097: 45-2. °F:

: . -H Je L AKE symptom. of their basic philo- . dland Without cabin and engine. 478- 500" CRIBBAGE AND WHIST, _insulated power, running water,

= tion: between North Saanich and. prevented from. subdividing for. 11080 Chalet Road, ”" sophy. It is only the visible 10% ee the bresee vation of ur ne 4403, 46-1 Saturday, Nov. 18, 8 p.m. K of. frig,. etc. “Suit active retired
Sidney, as president of the Deep the good of the whole, so. fat RRL, Sidney. ws _ Bereent of their. actions and in- 31’ environment, and ultimately RIDE FOR YOUNG LADY THR P Hall. -Sponsored by Pythian gentleman ‘Phone 599-5006 afters.
‘Cove. -P perty, Owners. Associa- “they will’ not suffer. Panes aor : - tentions. .° The: rest, like an ice-" RI 0 AD EE. ;  46= 1 -.8 p.m woe + Bbeth -

regardiig: the use of cultured or that they were only tryingto sam- public.” Press cover age hasbeen | ‘ADVERTISER IS PREPARED TO. _zaar, in. church-hall, Saturday, “room, ‘Seaview... Good food and... ea

uncultured English inour schools. ple’ ; : Pens limited, and © excluded when we" -. ae raeen ne - best of: care. For information gs
ple’, public: opinion on: the :ques= have’ got down to. brass: tacks ‘clear. ‘unwanted ‘trees’ or logs. November 25, ‘2p. m, Tea: 50¢, hone 656- 1727. - AbtE

‘and: elsewhere... Many facts have .~ tion’.do' not ‘jibe with their re-° : ggg” p BOntE

ae ihe gten

Despite this lear expression |
by. our. people; ‘we. find our. zon=
ig regulations, which were scar=
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from: the provincial. government, :
being watered down’ to Bive less:

undeveloped rural ‘area which ~f
with® careful “and. farsighted. ‘ad-
ministration through :the coming:
oe years’ ‘can become a show-place, *.
~ajoy™: to” live ‘in, and..a-refuge
from: ‘the’ ~ ever-encroaching
human jungle. . ‘But | if-.this:.i
our goal’ it will be achieved only
if our: people: work together, ac:
‘tively. participating. in’ and being. ::

the. people and are prepared to.
faithfully: ‘translate « this. view=."
point into: ‘municipal policy. : "

‘From their recent statements,
it ‘appears that some members of .
our. Council::were: unsympathe-: |!
tic “to” the” majority. “viewpoint.
from : ‘the ® “very” beginning, | It™
would 7 seem’: ‘imprudent to. ‘ask
“these: people to undertake a fur-"

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